This coconut mug is made of two coconut halves, the bottom one face down, and the top one face up to create the cup. Brown exterior and white interior, marked "Tonga Room", "Fairmont Hotel" and "San Francisco" in black on side.

This coconut has a rough brown exterior and a white glazed interior, and a small white field on the side with "Aku Aku Las Vegas" printed in black.

This coconut has a rough brown exterior and a white glazed interior. Very similar to an Aku Aku coconut made by Otagiri.

This Shag tiki, produced by Tiki Farm, is based on Shag's tiki mug painting Ku Ku Kana, and has a two brownish-olive tiki heads, one stacked one top of the other.

This coconut has "Aloha Luau" in raised letters on front, and "H-L 65" recessed on bottom. Brown glaze with white interior.

Mugs were supplied to the Aloha Luau by Oceanic Arts and were made by Desert Ceramics (possibly using Spurlin molds which Desert Ceramics bought out when the former business folded).

This coconut comes from China Paradise, and is marked as such in bamboo letters in black on a field of white on the side. Brown exterior with white interior.

This coconut mug is brown with a white exterior, and a white field on the side with "Kowloon Route 1 Saugus, Mass." in black.

This coconut mug is shaped like a half coconut, that has a cracked-edge appearance, with the brown husk broken away around the edge to expose white coconut meat. Brown exterior, white interior. Marked "PMP".

This coconut mug from Treasure Craft has "Hawaii" in a shield on the front. Brown exterior, white interior.

This coconut mug has a brown exterior, white interior, and is stamped with a "Hall" logo, "Made in USA" and "1877" in black on the bottom.

This coconut mug was made for the Trader Vic's Hawaii locations by Polynesian Pottery. Very simple design with brown outside and white interior, marked "P.P. Trader Vic's Hawaii" on bottom.

This tiki mug has a dark, coffee-brown glaze, with an off-white glazed rim. Handle on back, tiki has a very boyish look, with smile, round eyes.